Have you ever heard of a James Bond pen and paper RPG akin to D&D?....
JohnMasterson
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I have. It's called James Bond: Role Playing in Her Majesty's Secret Service. I've never played the game myself but since Dungeons & Dragons started off as a pen and paper RPG board game but has since then has evolved into a video game format, I really wish that Role Playing in Her Majesty's Secret Service could become an actual video game too but I seriously doubt that it would happen.
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Could you see the potential in turning this pen and paper Bond RPG into something more like a Role-Playing Game on the Playstation 3 or Xbox 360? Because apparently other pen and paper RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons had the potential to become video games and they ultimately did.
-Casino Royale, Ian Fleming
I believe that Amazon.com's american affiliate website has it. But it is rather pricey though if you want it brand new, since the buyer is asking for $89.95 with an extra $3.99 for shipping and handling!
http://www.amazon.com/James-Bond-007-Playing-Majestys/dp/0912515023/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1327722296&sr=8-1
And that's just the basic kit! I have no idea what the more advance Bond pen & paper RPG kits are like!
Also apparently Amazon.com has more of them. They have pen & paper RPGs based on On Her Majesty's Secret Serivce, Goldfinger, You Only Live Twice, Live and Let Die, and The Man with the Golden Gun.
Series deliberately changed some plot points from movies like FYEO's secret villain, and the vehicles were mostly 80s cars. They at least had the sense to keep the DBV and explained how any vehicle could be created. Like EON they also couldn't use SPECTRE or Blofeld so they made TAROT and Scorpios, a bit lame. Goldfinger II was sort of interesting. YOLT did not sequelize well though. Loved the hero points and role playing seductions of Pussy Galore, and the combat system was interesting. Sad this went by wayside around 86/87. Has anyone tried to make the adventures for the other films they did not make like FRWL, TB, DAF, TSWLM, or MR, or the subsequent films after AVTAK? Would be interested to know why Victory Games didn't do FRWL in particular.